tbirdny

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by tbirdny 3y ago
Yeah, that and "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" (from the current top comment.)
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by tbirdny 3y ago
I'm looking forward to ways we can increase levels of C12orf29 or supplement it somehow in hopes of boosting RNA repair.
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by tbirdny 3y ago
I have a Canon MegaTank printer G6020. It comes with more ink than I can print in a lifetime. I've had it for two years and the ink is maybe down 1%. The only problem is I only print a couple pages every few weeks and so I guess the in
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by tbirdny 4y ago
And if yields rise enough, a lot of money will leave the stock market. TINA will be over.
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by tbirdny 4y ago
For $1B he could make an exact twitter clone, and he could probably do it for much less than that. You might say, yes, but he's paying for the brand, and no one would use his clone. He could pay for a flood of advertising and other pro
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by tbirdny 5y ago
I can see the benefit of OAuth if you have an API that multiple customers will use since it allows your customers to manage the security themselves, to create and revoke tokens. I'm wondering, is there any benefit to OAuth if the web s
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by tbirdny 5y ago
Grass
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by tbirdny 5y ago
Right, it's TINA. It's not going to pop until there's another place to invest.
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by tbirdny 5y ago
Logout4Shell is clever but would require you know where to put the string so it gets logged by the app. So, you have to know how to exploit the app. It could be in the user-agent header, or somewhere else entirely depending on the app. And,
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by tbirdny 5y ago
Their scanner linked from their Mitigation Guide didn't work for me at all. I scanned a bunch of ear, war, and jar files that have log4j 2.x in them and it didn't find any of them. I guess for the reason described here: https:&#x
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by tbirdny 5y ago
Great presentation. Adobe has lost their way. Their products are great, so it's sad. I imagine the engineers at Adobe are mad at management for their sales and marketing behavior. If I needed a job and they were hiring, I wouldn't
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by tbirdny 5y ago
tooursurprise.com domain name is available.
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by tbirdny 6y ago
Because I'm updating my work log. Because my employer wants me to keep a log of everything I spend my time on. Or, because I'm updating my ticket statuses. Because my boss wants to see updates in tickets periodically even if there
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by tbirdny 6y ago
Profectionism procrastination: Because I haven't figured out the best perfect solution that solves all the problems without any trade offs. I'm waiting for the perfect design to occur to me. I'm hoping it might occur to me w
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by tbirdny 6y ago
In the youtube interview you linked to he also says he's coming out with a new Connections series in Jan 2022.
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by tbirdny 6y ago
> Building up vertically on a x30 multiplier doesn’t mean that city can provide all the services and access resources to service the multiplier effect of said parcel of land. You're right, all the services are more expensive per squ
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by tbirdny 6y ago
Yes. Hence the popularity of #vanlife and #tinyhouse.
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by tbirdny 6y ago
No one would still be using CS 2 or 3 if Adobe had reasonable prices on new products. I bought Adobe products since the mid 1990s, but I recently switched to Affinity Photo and Designer because Adobe priced me out. Elements wasn't powe
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by tbirdny 6y ago
I see lots of posts critical of companies and interviewers. The problem is there are too many qualified candidates for some jobs and companies must weed out candidates somehow. If they have 100 qualified candidates for 1 position, how would
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by tbirdny 6y ago
I'm reminded of a quote in Inside Macintosh Volume 1: "But, gentlemen, you overdo the mode." From John Dryden, The Assignation, or Love in a Nunnery, 1972. That quote really stuck in my head.